A few weeks ago, Ads in Motion bought a box truck covered with three giant video screens. Within a matter of days, president Mike Matonis was driving it into the parking lot of the I-X Center, where a Donald Trump rally was taking place. But the company’s very first customer wanted to support another GOP …
The way individuals purchase tickets for sporting events has changed dramatically thanks to the Internet. However, the computer age hasn’t had the same impact on group sales, which still heavily rely on telephone, in-person or conventional mail communication. Online-based group ticketing platform Groupmatics has effectively stepped into the bulk ticketing gap, notes company founder Matt Mastrangelo. …
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Groupmatics is growing rapidly, though founder Matt Mastrangelo admits a 540% year-over-year revenue jump from 2014 to 2015 is easier to achieve when a company is only a few years removed from its launch. But the Westlake software company, which helps sports teams and entertainment venues manage group ticket sales, is developing quite a roster …
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Among local TV stations, it seems those owned by Fox are willing to make decisions that are a bit bolder than their competitors. Take a look at Charlie LeDuff at Detroit’s WJBK or even WNYW‘s Good Day New York anchors Greg Kelly and Rosanna Scotto. WTTG GM: Stations ‘Have to Work Backwards’ to Get Viewers …
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GenomOncology, a Cleveland company that has developed a technology platform to streamline the use of next-generation sequencing data in medical care and research, hopes to get a boost in the United Kingdom through a new partnership. On Thursday, Nov. 5, GenomOncology and Cambridge, England-based Congenica, a developer of genome-based discovery and diagnostic technologies, announced a …
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FUTURI MEDIA has acquired WASHINGTON, DC-based TOPLINE MATTERS, naming its President, TRACY GILLIAM SVP/Sales, while promoting VP/Development & Support CRAIG BOWMAN to SVP/Technology, Director/Finance LAURA GRIFFITH to SVP/Finance, and bringing aboard former COMCAST SPOTLIGHT Sr. Manager/Digital Traffic and longtime broadcast executive TODD THOMAS as SVP/Operations. http://www.allaccess.com/net-news/archive/story/145809/futuri-media-acquires-topline-matters-names-new-di
